The Effects of Media on Sexuality
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This 3 page paper examines media messages regarding sexuality and talks about whether they are positive or negative. Various examples are provided including images of girls kissing, escapades of Britney Spears and the Dove campaign to promote healthy body images. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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The Female Breast in Historical Perspective
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The subject is looked at in terms of biology, psychology, and culture in this 7 page paper. Modern American culture is compared to others around the world and issues such as breast feeding in public as well as laws which prohibit public nudity are discussed. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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The Impact of Religion on Women
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This 3 page paper examines religion in America and how it has impacted women. Some religions are discussed specifically, but the paper provides a general overview. Sex is discussed as it pertains to the double standard that religions seem to suggest. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The influence of Religon on Sex Roles in the Muslim Culture.
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(6 pp) In addition to western thought and education there are three other areas that influence the life of a Muslim. According to Hussain (2000), they are: the Islamic scriptures --Quran and Hadith as interpreted b Ulamas, Mullahs, Muftis and Maulavis, and communicated through Madrasahs and Mosques, and administered through the Islamic state wherever there is one. The second is Tasawwuf (Islamic mysticism),which seeks truth through personal religious experience and not through the scriptures and is espoused by the Sufis (religious mystics). And the third is Adab (a concept broadly meaning art and literature) as a sub-culture of broad-minded and urbane people of high learning and literary tastes.Poets, writers and artists are its communicators. Among Indian Muslims the medium of Adab was Persian. Now it is Urdu. Because of this orientation, looking at the influence of religion on the sex roles between men and women is not as simple within the Muslim culture as it might initially seem. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BBmuslim.doc

THE LAUGH OF THE MEDUSA COMPARED/CONTRASTED TO USES OF THE EROTIC
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This 8 page paper compares and contrasts Helene Cixous' Laugh of the Medusa, to the themes and ideas found in Audre Lorde's work, The Uses of the Erotic. Quotes cited from both texts. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MBerotics.rtf

The Media and the Sexuality of America
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A 5 page paper which examines how the media effects the sexuality of men and women. The paper discusses the case of Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas as well as the film “The Contender” in discussing how the media influences sexuality in America. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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The Myth of Female Ejaculation
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A 5 page essay in which the writer argues based upon research that the concept of "female ejaculation" is probably not a valid one. Evidently, it is more likely that during the excitement of orgasm some females who secrete in large amounts,might expel some of their natural secretion just from the physical vibrations of orgasm but this is not physical ejaculation in the definitive sense. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Femaleej.wps

The Role of Sex in Life:
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This 3 page paper examines the role that sex plays in the life of individuals. This paper examines this topic from a physical, mental, and spiritual perspective, and underscores the message that sex is a combination of experiences. Bibliography lists 3 soources.
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The Sexual Revolution of the 1920s
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A 12 page contention that the 1920s did indeed spawn a sexual revolution. The industrialization which would overtake the U.S. in this time period would impact us in some very astounding ways. One of these ways was the advent of the sexual revolution, a revolution in which the mores and social behavior of the newly-named “flapper” would usurp those of the traditional American housewife. The flapper would come to epitomize the liberation of American women from the rigidly-defined patriarchal system which had kept them and their female ancestors bound practically since the beginning of mankind’s reign on earth. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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